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Explanation:
My friends cheered as I scored the winning goal.
That’s the first person view!
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Answer:
The inciting incident is an episode, plot point or event that hooks the reader into the story. This particular moment is when an event thrusts the protagonist into the main action of the story.
Explanation:
Inciting Incident: The character reacts to something that has happened, and it starts a chain reaction of events. Rising Action: The story builds. There is often a complication, which means the problem the character tried to solve gets more complex.
Commitment to a cause. a cause is something you really strongly believe in we will use getting rid of plastic straws as an example. and commitment means that 1 or thing forever... kinda like being married, one is “committed”. meaning if i am 100 percent a believer in getting rid of ALL plastic straws and will always believe that and stick by whatever bill they pass to ban plastic straws i am committed to that cause. in short it means you really believe in that thing or idea and whole heartedly stand by it
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This question is incomplete because the question is missing; here is the complete question:
Tony's coffeehouse is located on the corner of 3rd Avenue and Henderson Street, right next to Alex's Auto repair shop. Look for the large red hat over the door and the Tony's sign in the front window. Which organizational pattern is used in this example?
A. Topical
B. Spatial
C. Cause and effect
D. Compare contrast
The answer to this question is B. Spatial
Explanation:
The spatial organizational pattern like the one used in the excerpt focuses on describing the spatial location of elements, which helps the reader to imagine how a place looks like. This pattern is the one used in the excerpt presented because the author focuses on describing the location of Tony's coffeehouse. Also, in this excerpt words such as "on the corner", "right next" or "front window" are used to explain the location of the coffeehouse, which are common expressions in the spatial organization pattern.
